A team of University of Melbourne researchers will work with Australian and international industry partners to develop mega-scale liquid hydrogen storage systems and infrastructure for energy export terminals and vessels.
Offshore Energies UK (OEUK) is convinced that the 31 new oil and gas licenses will boost energy security across offshore energy sectors.
An FPSO, which is working on ExxonMobil’s first oil development project offshore Guyana, has tucked one more industry first under its belt.
The Land and Environmental Court in Östersund has granted an environmental permit for FlagshipTWO, Liquid Wind’s production facility of green electrofuel (eMethanol) in Sweden.
Aker BP has secured a drilling permit from Norway’s authorities for two exploration wells in the Barents Sea.
Another court battle over the UK government’s climate plans has crossed the finish line, with the court ruling against Britain’s net zero plan.
The NSTA has offered 31 more licenses across 88 blocks/part blocks in the most recent phase of Britain’s 33rd oil and gas licensing round.
In the presence of Long Beach officials, Toyota Motor North America and FuelCell Energy have opened the system to generate renewable hydrogen, electricity and water to support operations at Toyota’s largest port facility in North America.
European Commission has awarded nearly €720 million to seven renewable hydrogen projects, selected through the bidding process under the European Hydrogen Bank.
Argeo has secured its fifth patent from the Norwegian Industrial Patent office, this time for an innovative sensor configuration for subsea vehicles said to provide higher reliability, better signal, and improved detection. Argeo reported that its wholly-owned subsidiary Argeo Robotics had been gran
Odfjell Drilling has been asked to handle the identified non-conformities and improvement points regarding emergency preparedness management at a semi-submersible rig, which is working on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS).
Beach Energy has handed over an environment plan (EP) to Australia’s offshore regulator, entailing drilling activities.
Chevron has submitted another environment plan (EP) to the country’s offshore regulator for drilling operations off the coast of Australia.
A further growth in natural gas trade is expected thanks to three new LNG export projects, which are slated to come online by the end of next year.
